‘I wished to tell the truth’: Anne Bronte, an Introduction

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One-off Wednesday Talk

Anne Brontë was the youngest Brontë sibling, and is arguably the least well-known and appreciated of the Brontë sisters. In 2020, the Brontë Parsonage Museum celebrated the 200th anniversary of her birth, and we were really looking forward to having the opportunity to shed some light on the youngest Brontë. Unfortunately our new exhibition on Anne had been open for just six weeks before the museum had to close due to Covid. We didn’t get to celebrate her life as extensively- so this month's talk focuses on an overview of Anne’s life, and what makes her literary work different. Anne is often considered to be the lesser talent amongst the three sisters, but is this unjustified?


Join us for a One-off Wednesday Talk (usually on Thursdays). Our Talks are delivered by our knowledgeable Parsonage staff. This year we will be delivering them in person at the Parsonage, and online for anyone who can't make it to the Museum. Details on how to join are below.
This One-Off Wednesday Talk will take place at 2pm on Wednesday 18th May.

Tickets are free with admission to the museum, and will take place in the Old School Room.
This event is first come first served, please sign up at the welcome desk on arrival on the day.


Can't make it in person? No problem! We will be running an online version of the One-Off WednesdayTalk at 7:30pm, the very same day.

Tickets for the evening event cost £3. The event will start at 7.30pm UK time. This event will take place via zoom.  It is a live event and will not be recorded. Please book online using the link on the left or call 01535 640192 (Tuesday - Friday).
Full details of how to join the event will be sent once you have booked your place. 

Please do not book a £3 ticket if you are planning on attending in person, at 2pm. The online ticket is for a Zoom event, at 7:30pm.
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